On 3 February, the fifth Steering Committee meeting of the EU4PFM Public Procurement Component took place. The meeting focused on reviewing progress in aligning Ukrainian legislation with EU requirements and on defining strategic priorities for 2026. The meeting brought together representatives of the EU4PFM Procurement Component, Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture, the Antimonopoly Committee…
The Public Procurement Component of the EU Public Finance Management Support Programme for Ukraine (EU4PFM), in cooperation with the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine, has launched the online course “How to Succeed in Public Procurement: A Business Guide”. The course is designed to help Ukrainian companies consciously and effectively participate in public…
EU4PFM Experts of Public Procurement Component, together with the National School of Judges, organised a training «Judicial Review of Public Procurement Disputes in the Context of Ukraine’s European Integration». The speakers included judges of the Supreme Court, regional Commercial Courts, as well as representatives of EU4PFM and the State Audit Service. The training aimed to…
On December 12, EU4PFM and the Mineconomy hosts a webinar on actual aspects of public works and services procurement in Ukraine and the EU. The event will be useful for all public procurement professionals interested in modern EU practices in public construction. Purpose: to deepen understanding of new aspects of construction procurement and to encourage…
Reflecting on November’s procurement developments, we highlight the month’s key event: «Prozorro Market: Efficiency and EU Alignment» supported by the EU4PFM Public Procurement Component. Below are the main takeaways shared by EU4PFM Procurement Experts — Team Leader Eriks Mezalis and Senior Legal Expert Oleksandr Shatkovskyi — during the panel discussion: Each new tool is implemented…
The event brought together judges from the commercial and administrative jurisdictions to enhance their expertise. The training was led by experts from the EU4PFM Public Procurement Component, alongside Supreme Court and regional Commercial Court judges, and representatives from the Antimonopoly Committee and the State Audit Service. The primary aim was to improve the participants’ systemic…